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FRIDAY. MARCH. 7. 1873.
OUll LETTER-BOX
THE McMlXXVILLlS COLLEGE. ,
McXIixxville, Feb. 27, 1S73.
Editor Democrat:
I send to your excellent paper an
item of news, which, if you should
thiuk worthy a place in your columns,
you may publish, os I am confident
many of your readers are interested
,ln the JbMlnnville College.
'. During eighteen months past, Prof.
J. D. Robb has been principal of the
college, and with assistant teachers
has made a praiseworthy success. In
point of thoroughness in all branches
of education, students of this college
are not inferior to those of any other
school in the State. The Prof, has led
out in adorning the beautiful college
square a lovely five acre lot with
ornamental shade trees. He com
menced the work, and the trustees and
other friends of the college have fol
lowed the example till double rows of
maple trees now greet the eye. He
hope soon a greater variety of trees
will grace the college grounds.
The financial agent has succeeded In
obtainiug an amount sufficient to en
dow the school, and is now taking
Dotes on the subscription previously
obtained and soliciting for a larger
endowment. The trustees have again
employed Prof. Robb, and also Prof.
Russ the latter a very fine teacher,
well recommended, a man that moves
business in earnest and with ability.
The former is too well known as an
educator to need comment.
We have every good reason to be
lieve the school will be a .rich blessing
to our country. Thus far it has
smoothly, quietly and certainly made
its mark, and with the aid of two
additional teachers (for the third one
will be employed soon) we think that
those who have showed so large a
share of liberality and public spirit in
contributing for the school will bv ful
ly satisfied that the enterprise is wor
thy the sacrifice they have made to
advance it, while the hearts of many
rejoice that the cause of education has
true friends in every part of Oregon.
The school will open with a new corps
of Professors on the 12th inst, and as it
then commences on the endowment
plan, every person having scholarships
shonld avail themselves of the benefit
of their subscription by sending their
scholars or obtaining some other schol
ars to fill the place.
, The steamers are making daily trips
tip the Yamhill river now.
R. C. Hill.
FKOJI EASTEnX OIIEGOX.
Heppxer, rmatilla Cn.,
Feb. 26, 1S73.
Editor Democrat i
I thought perhaps a few from this
part of the country would not be unin
teresting to you just at this time. The
whole county has a decidedly white
appearance, there being about .two
or three inches of snow, and conse
quently pretty cold,- but give as a few
hours of south (Chinook) wind and the"
; country will look like herself again.
Stock is in a fine condition, but there
is no great surplus of beef cattle.
Portianders are up here after their
beef, which sells at from 4 to 5 cents.
A peddler named Jyer Cohn passed
through this part of the country and
created quite a sensation. II gave
to the children of a respectable farmer
some presents and then went before a
justice of the peace and had a search
warrant made out.. - The goods, of
course, were found in the possession of
"the family, thev were arrested and
tried before O. F. Clark. J. P. The
evidence showed that the peddler of
fered to take $500 and leave the coun
try, but the trick wouidu't work and
the family were found not guilty.
This Cohn is a worthless vagabond,
and the people would 'do well not to
patronize him.
ire have a side mail now, running
from Scott's P. O. on John Day to
Heppuer. Willow Cueekeb.
TO DEBTORS TO SCHOOL FCXI.
Office of Board of Commission"! for School )
fcalem, tH3;ou, 11 arch 4. 1S73. J
2 Jam. Shield. Eq., Local .tgent of the Board
or Linn Urunfu, Oregon:
Sia: You are requested to collect op all' In-
Terests due on xvots in your poeioH belong
ing to the Irreducible Common School Fund
up to January 1st, 1x7:1, report of the amount so
couccwa, ana oom me same subject to- the or
Vier of the iioard, towards distribution lor the
support of the Common Schools in the several
counties of the State, according to law.
Very respectfully yours.
T. H. CAXX
Clerkof the Board. -
Parties interested will come forward
immediately and thus save expenses
of foreclosure. J as. Shields, 6
Local Agent.
Albany, March 6, 1873.
. Complimentary. The following
letter is only one of many of the same
sort which we are almost daily receiv
ing from different sections of the State:
' . . . Near Takokxt, 1
. ' . ' ' v - - . Maica2,ltnaf
Jfr. iT. V. Brmcn:
Dear Sib .- I wish to subscribe for your pa
jvr for this year. lama Republican, but I am
well stisfl"d your paper is the best paper for a
farmer. Pleas" send to my address to Tan
gent, Lion county, Oregon.
. . ours respectfully,
; - , ,- . ..Wm. H. MILLEB-
We are very much obliged to Mr.
Miller, a3 well as all others, for their
kind expressions of confidence, and
shall ever strive to merit their patron
age and good will. . , ..
, "Women as Teachers." We have
seen no more able or exhaustive dis
cussion of this question than is pre
sented hi the last number of the Amer
, ican Journal of Education." Normal
Schools School Libraries, Physical
Science, ' and other Important topics
treated of editorially, and among the
premiums offered, we notice Webster's
ana Worcester's jjicuonaries upon
very liberal terms. ' In fact, there is
not a page but whatis interesting and
profitable. . Call andexamiue cu? copy
.or send for specimen number to A. H.
Andrews &. Co t dbieago, I1L .
.. . Correction. C. O. Barnes informs
us that we were in error in stating last
week that the toy; whom he is sued
; for Injuring was in bis employ, AH
rhjht Charley. , Il'e don't want to mis
tate your case or any other man's. -
Epizootic We are indebted to R.
W. Tompkins, of Idaho City, for an
article on the ''epizootic"1 which our
readers will find on our first page to
day, -t . : -.
New Departure. -Vm. peters and
Jos. Speidel have entered Into copart
nership for the manufacture of wag
ons, carriages, buggies, etc. They will
for the present occupy the wagon shop
and blacksmith shop next t',to it, on
Ferry street, between First and Second,
but during the coming year it Is their
intention to erect on the corner of
Third and Ellsworth streets, opposite
Frank Hood's blacksmith shop, a
large establishment for their manufac
tory. These gentlemen will shortly
have on hand and for sale a large num
ber of wagons of the very best mate
rial and workmanship, and we trust
our citizens will give them ,a liberal
patronugt. Don't send away for any
thing which you can get made at
home. ..Hundreds of thousands of dol
lars are annually sent out of the coun
try for agricultural implements and
wagons which might just a9 well be
kept here. All that it needs to keep the
money here is to encourage thoso who
desire to engage in manufactures
among us. Don't fail to do this.
Patent Recf.iveik Last Saturday
Juessrs. Culver & Priest received their
patent on the new style of cultivator
which they have invented. They have
manufactured and have for sale in this
city eleven of their cultivators, and
will shortly have many more on the
road to completion. What we know
about experimental farming is very
scant, but we arc told by the knowing
ones that these cultivators are a vast
improvement upon anything of the
kind heretofore Invented. They are
handy, convenient, simple and cheap,
and we trust Jessrs. Culver & Priest
may be able to build up a large manu
factory here and a vast patronage for
their implements. Their manufactory
is for the present on Broadalbin street,
between First and Second. . Wa hope
our farmers will patronize this institu
tion instead of buying implements of
Eastern manufacture. We want our
money kept at home.
" ,.
Hood's Household .Magazine for
.Varch continues "A Plain .Van's Prob
lem," which enumerates the difficul
ties of household work with the view
of ascertaining whether a science of
housekeeping is possible. It would
seek to make the life of a woman who,
does her own work, not easy, but easi
er. ".Moral Cosmetics" gives us a few
of the best and most 'comprehensive
rules of life. Gail Hamilton this
month discusses the relations of Duty,
Matrimony and Housekeeping. The
other contents of this number embrace
stories, poetry, lectures, etc., and form
a rare combination of attractions.
Price one dollar per year. For fifty
cents extra, Hope and Joy, two beauti
fully tinted crayon portraits, worth $4,
will be mailed free. For specimen,
enclose two stamps and address S. S.
Hood, Xewburgh, X. Y.
Lodged in Jail. A bench warrant
was last Friday issued to SheriJI Par- i
ker for the arrest of J. J). May, on the j
charge of having committed perjury 8trve1 a strange man standing alone
at the last term of the. Circuit Court ! uPn the uharf- Hut, thinking noth
for Linn county. The accused f ins of,t cniton up the street. Scarce
moved to Portland with his family ! w'!ts his back turned when the man
a few weeks ago, where he has since iJumPed into the boat and rowed rap
been engaged iu working at his trade, j ,,nwn rtr,'anl antI a few minutes
carpentering. The Sheriff went im- i was out of hie't f t'e city by
mediately U Portland and returned i t,,e ot''K, ln tl,e fiver Just below here,
with his prisoner last Sunday. He j Several parties saw the man In town
appeared before Enquire Carolhers, ! during the day, but no one seemed to
waived an examination and was j kno' llIni- He la described as being
placed in jail in default of $700 ball, j of medium height, his hair dark and
This is a very unfortunate case, as May j "wavy." Jie wore a cap and dark
has a large family depending upon him j coat- IIe was oWrved to pass
for support. The family is well con- ?Irin2? about 3 P. M. of Saturday.
nected in this citv.
The combined Catalogues of seeds
and plants for 1573, of IVter Henderson
Ar "! r'nrfinnilt Sit -V.V i.
just, receivea numuers ito pages; is
X . . i
beautifully illustrated, and in addition
contains a colored plate of the new
"Fountain Plant," and also a hand
some lithograph of a group of new
Fuchsias. These catalogues are mailed
to all applicants by Peter 7enderson &
Co. on receipt of 2-S cents. To their
customers of last year they are sent
without charge; and to all purchasers
of their books, "Gardening for Profit"
and "Practical Florticuiturc" (price
$1.50, prepaid by mail), they also send
them annually,- freeof charge.
Fkom Willow Cheek. William
Wgle, of Willow Creek, Wasco coun
ty, gave us a call last Tuesday. Ho
reports grass prospects fine up that
way; cattle are rolling in fatness, and
sickness among the inhabitants almost
unknown. Beef cattle 5 eents. per lb,,
on foot, and p enty of them for sale.
Buyers are quite numerous and money
easy. They have a new post office at
Willow Springs, in Umatilla county,
and the settlers pay the weekly mail
carrier themselyes. Mr. Wigle has
kindly consented to act as our agent
in that section.. '
Disgusted. Hen. Leighton, of the
Oskaloosa (Iowa) Herald, in alluding
to the act that in California arid Ore
gon on Feb. 1st plowing was progress
ing aud men walking about with open
collars and straw hats, says : "Guess
they do not haye ground-hogs there to
come out of their holes in February,
ee uieir snauows anu men take .re
At si 1 m i s .a
venge on editors who make: fun of
them by sending six weeks more of
winter." No. Hen. ; it isn't that. We
have the ground-hogs out here ut we
don't have any of the impudent, sassy
sort or editors who provoke them
such,cu8sedne88. '
dexd lira Down- Here. The Li
urauue (Sentinel thanks a man fo
kindly taking a fight ofTof the editor'
nanas. irtiiat clever gentleman had
come Into our office last Friday morn
Ing, just after the paper was issued, he
could have relieved another editor in
the same way. We hope he' will come
to Albany and stay two or three weeks
so we can just tarn loose on a few le
linquent subscribers and other fellows,
who Won't do just what we want 'em to.
Cannot' Cost b. We "regret '"'"that
pressing official business will prevent
His Excellency , Governor Gro ver, from
being present at the Farmers' Conven
tion to-morrow." ; His ( feelings and
sympathies are all with the oppressed
producer and in favor of easy trans
portation rates, but his time Isso oceu
pled with official duties that he canv
not afford to leave his post at thejpres
BARRISOmO FARHEItS' CLOD.
The fanners of IlarrUburs precinct, IJnn
county, mot pursuant to call at the Academy
In tho city of HarrlnUurj?, on Saturday, Fob. 22,
1871, for the purpose Sit organizing a runners'
Club. Win. Porter was elected Chairman, pro
tm, and J. II. Hmlth, Hecrotnry, Pro torn. A
committee, eoiisli.il n;f of Win. Mci'iiUooU, Mm.
Him Cunningham mid John It. Hmlth, were
appointed by the Chair to draft a count itutlon
and by-laws for the club, to report at the next
meeting. On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet lit the nty Hull In Itttrrlftburg, on Hatur
Uay, Mnrch 1, 137a, nt I o'clock l M.
v.M. PoKTKlt, Chairman.
Jons II. Smith, Secretary.
The farmers of Harrlsbura precinct met
pur.
snnnt to mliournnient on Huturdny. Mnreh
i I, In
th City Hall nt Harrlstmrir. 'l'hu .otu mitten
on the Constitution and by-laws muito their re.
port, which was adopted, whenuMn twenty,
nine iN-rsons enme forward and signed I he Con
stitution and by-laws. The Club then proeecri
ed to the election of permanent otlloers, which
resulted as follows; President, Win, MeCul
loch : Vice I'resldent. Wnioughby Churchill ;
Hegrutary, John 11. Hmlth; Treasurer, Imvld
r'.by. Perry Hyde, Wm. McCullocli and John
II. Umllh were elected as delegntea to attend
the Farmers' Convention, to be held at theClly
of Albany on Hiiturday. March Bth. The ques
tion sclecfd for discussion at the next meeting
was "The expediency of the farmer building a
warehouse at or near the- city of llnrrlsburg."
On motion the Chtb adjourixtl to meet nt the
snm piiu on Saturday, March loth, at one
o'clock f. M.
WM. McCl'LLOCH, President.
Joitx IL Smith, Hoorctury.
ARTICLE OK INCORPOUATION
or
Tl Astoria Jk Albany Farmers Company.
Martin Luper, J. II. MeClure, F. 8. I'owell,
Philip Ixiw, l. W. Vernon, K. K. Knnnliig, .. 1'.
Kurkhart. and U. II. I:nber, their nsMiclal-s
and stirewsor, do hereby liieorpurnti- them-si-lves
under and by virtue or the pmvlhions of
tlv Act of t he U'glslutlve AHseiubly or th
suttc of Jregon, entitled "An Act providing lor
l'rlvute Inconxirntlons, pussed and npiroved
Ocinbi U, IfSW," with thsameudmciitslh-reto.
Hkctium 1. The name of this corporation
shall be "The Albany & Astoria Farmers' Com
pany." Kt 2. The capital struck of this lueorixira
lion shall be Kilty lltmiwind lllars.
Sko. il. Tho amount ol each shiur of capital
stJiek shall be Twenly-f.'ve l)oll.ir.
Skc. 1. The bitlnis for which this corpora
tion is formi'd shall be to construct, build,
eulT and run st-innlxwits, barges, and all
kinds of wntercralls, und the same to oisTuto
uiMiu tho Wlllametce Itiver, In the Htate of Or
egon, from Its mouth to the head thereof, and
so fur as the sume Is, ma v, or shall be, naviga
ble tog.t her with its tributaries; und also the
Columbia ltlverironi Its mouth io Its head, or
so far as the nra K may, or shall be, naviga
ble. togttur with Its tributaries, lu trnsisrtt
Ing upon said Willamette and Columbia rivers
and their tributaries, and upon the hlii seas,
up and down and upon the same, asengers,
Ir-lght, or other things, as Is done by common
carriers. AIho, to build, own, and hove ware-hoiiKi-s
and nil anil any kind or kinds of store
lions s. whnrls. UH-ks and boat latKlltigs, and
receive, stor-, and transport any and ail kinds
of grain, produce, or oth'-r tilings soM plHil'
of storag- and transportation, and to charge
therefor in any manner not eonimrv to inw;
to purchase. Ink'; aequlrv, and hold Intnis,
moneys, or other property, n-al and MTnnl,
and to sell, encumlx-r, tnortsai'e, or convey
the same, orAi juirt thereof to the uo of the
coriKiration.
Kkv. &, The termination of tho enterprise
and scope ot tti" business of tho corpnrullon
shell b" co-e.t -nslve with the Stnte or tJr'gon,
and its navigation of the sir nuts in th-e nrtl
eis nieniioniti shall le- from the mouth of the
Columbia Kiw-rlii said Ntnior tir-gon, ti l!ie
h'- th"T-if, with Its irtbutitrf-s. nud from the
mouth or tl Willnm-ite Itiver. in the Ktntu of
r'Con, to the head thereof, Uveiln r with lis
tributaries.
The prlnelpnl place of bti!ness and
nftle-of lh" roriimllnn hull beat lite elfy of
AllMtny, In theCountyof l.lnn, Mnt.-1f r--gio.
In wttn-ss wh-r-of we have her-'tintn set oor
hands and seals thU 1st day of Mareh, A. I).
1ST;.
Ineorporator : Mastii I.rprit. J. n. Mr.
Cl.fRE. K. r. I'oWr.LL. IMllt.IP I.OW. ;. W.
VtHjcox. E. F- Kaxmi.vu. C. I. UcacUAlsT. O.
II. liABCK.
OF.O. It. HELM, I ."....
The following nameI p-rsns wer appointed
in- luiinmns nitmm person werappoinld
np"n books and r -celve subscriptions ; J. It.
Ouro. Philip !.ow. u. W. Viruon. V. 8.
ae!l and K. E. l aiinlng.
Met
row
A Bold Til IE P. IjihI Saturday about
noon, a gentleman ramc acrnxa the
river in Mr. Ash by Pearce's ski IT anil
moored it along-side of Comtock'
wl,arr- "c got out of the boat and
8tarted to co,r,e l,P thv city he ob-
wharf.
The boat was 18 feet long, and of a
j green and straw color; mostly dark on
the bottom. A thin bar of iron, 2 feet
nisi llUrt fntaiiHlf IsAAn nn sa.s I..
J'"- '"
of the boat. Oars of ash,
---
with oar-locks made fast to them.
There was a common monkey wrench
in the boat.
Another. On last Sunday Martin
Rainwater, who lives about a mile
above this city, had his boat also sto
len from its moorings. Well, really,
this thing is b -coming monotonous.
A Practical Joke. A fun-loving
fellow of this city last Sabbath sent an
aged neighbor lady a copy of Wood
bull's free-love paper, witli the infor
mation that it was a very valuable and
highly prized religious journal and he
hoped she would peruse it carefully.
The old lady placidly seated herself in
her comfortable chair, carefully ad
justed her speckr to her visual organs.
and prepared for a "good square read"
of c iristian literature. The first thing
her eyes beheld was the heading of a
dissertation on "Free Love A Heaven-Born
Relationship of tho Sexes!"
The individual w ho sent that pious old
lady that free-love paper doesn't puss
her house any more, but goes around
about four blocks to get home. 77e feels
that his life hangs by a brittle thread,
and don't want to throw it away by al
lowing that old lady to get a "dive"
at him. . . . . - ; ,
New AD. Mr. II. Weed, pf the Bee
Hive Store, has a new and elegant ad.
in to day's paper. He is truly a "lively
bee" In his calling, and attends to
business with a pertinacity and indus
try which Is deserving of the fullest
encouragement. Don't forget to call
at the Bee-Hive, where you can always
extract much sweetness for your
money. '
, Gone 'FRtsco-WAno.S. E. Young,
of the Arm of Blain, ' Younr .& Co.,
L. Fox, of Fox.Bro's, B. Kohn, of if
Kohn, Sternberg & Co., and L. Klin
and N. Baum all representing mef-
cantile houses in this city last Tue-
dSV fiailftl (in Btoemoe Ve Uon Ii'vanilAl
co, for their sprihg and summer invoice
v...v. .w v.. , iuu,loe jjinn county nens nave eviaent-
of goods. Capt. Harper goes by next
learner.
To L'EcWBE.-Hon. A. J. Dufur
will address the citizens of Albany on
next Wednesday evening, on the sub
ject of the Centennial Celebration, of
American Independence. He will ex
plain the objects and aims of that na
tional enterprise, as well as the modus
operandi ot getting it up. Let him
have a full house;. , . : V-
' EXiliBtTi6. On next Friday, the
14th Inst., the winter. term of Albany
Collegiate Institute will close with a
public exhibition by the students. The
well known talent "and ability of that
institution warrant us in promising
our readers a rich Jntelletrtual tnVy-
T-
NoTABLt) DKAfit. Mrs. Elizabeth
7umphrcy, wlfo bf.CJeo. Humphrey,.
Sr., of this eltyf this week received tho
sad intelligence of the death, (at Iowa
City, Iowa,) of her brother, Judgo Geo.
H'. McClearyj one of Iowa's earliest
settlers and ablest men. Jin was born
inWarrenton, Ohio, Feb. 28, 1807;
removed to Iowa In 1830. residing in
Wapello county till 18"0, when he
cauio to Iowa City. In ofllclul llfo he
hus served ono term ns Itecortler of
Louisa county; one term ns County
Judge of Louis' county; three terms
us Ckiunty Judge bt Johnson county;
five terms ns Mayor of Iowa City; ono
term an Afunihaii nt ihi flunAriil At.
aetnbly, being chosen Speaker ojp
rouse; threo term as Secretary of tli
ftiaiO OI lOWa laO IO 100 ail 0i
which positions of honor and trust lieN R, c. Kinney,: of Salem," will this
filled with ability and faithfulness.
He was made a ilusou in 1830, was
first Vaster of Wapello IiOdge, Iowa,
In 1841, and was re-elected several
times; on his removal to Iowa City ho
was elected first Master of Zlon Ixlgcj
In 1840 he was elected Grand Jlasterof
the Mrand Iodgrt of the Stnto of Iowa.
He Joined tho M. E. Church In early
life, and died a member thereof. About
four years ago ho was prostrated by an
attack of paralysis; some months ago
by a second; anl on the 25th of January
by a third, under which he sank; and
on the morning of February 3d, passed!
away, lamented iiy an wlio knew Dim,!
leaving a companion nnu eigni cnu-
dren to mourn his departure
Fkom Sax Fkancisco. Mr. Chas.
.Vcaley has returnetl from Han Fran
cisco, whero he purchased an extensive
stock of furniture for the Albany trade.
Some of lils stock has already arrived,
and the remainder will bo up in due
time. Among the new features in his
invoice are a lot of ornamental brack
ets of n I m tt every tylo and pattern,
which will doubtless prove a great at
traction. Ho also hus numerous pat
terns of the latent agony In the furni
ture line. Cull and see his stock.
ItKTunxED. Charley Wheeler, who
has, during the winter, been on a visit
to "the old folks at home," has re
turned and bought uii Interest In the
buslncHS of A. Wheeler & Co., at Shedd,
where he will be happy to see all his
old friends and to have an opportunity
f r making new ones. Call and see
him.
IlAniusituuo Commercial College.
lie have this week printed a circular
for the Harrlxburg Commercial Col
lege, .Vart. Taylor, Principal. This is
popular aud rising Institution, and we
trust it will continue to grow iu favor.
I ' II SI I I
Tiik Overland Moxtmlv for March is up
to the high standard It tins perststeuily labwd
In maintain. It has lust Us I'ret Hsrte flavor
some but remP'!trltl"S,,r"Twe!i!y Years
from Home," or "The House the Hill, or
"The Oosslp of Gold Hill," In the present Issur,
and you trill. If you are not prejudiced, ! of
the opinion thnt titer are just as cfsl fish In
the s-nis ever w re esucht nt. by t. way.
Ibis masnzlne s-ems to enteh a good many
them. II per annum. John II. Carmany A
fo.. Iubllslier, 4U9 Washington hireet, Ksn
Frunctseo.
J t'ROB. Following are the Jurors drawn for
the Mareh term of the Circuit Court : Mnrtln
Payne, David Cooper, Walter Krtchum, W. W.
Itlohardson. H. T. Jones, It. F. Yantls. Itobert
Car-y. II nry IVtilatid. J. M. f'hurehlll. F. M.
5"ow-ll. J- N. Walker. John I'.llyeu, M. Thoinp
son, Ji.nn Kel.-v. Iw I KnU'Iit-n, S. W.Crow.
lr. II. IL Powell, W. II. Ualir.-e. Jm. HnUton,
K. T. Kle'ionlM.n. list Id Porter, t:. l-vls. T. A.
ltl(fT. Jas. Johnson. J. It. Miillh. K. liood, W,
K. Pn-, A. Itales, John Curtis, J. W. urtmes,
Jese piirrifth.
Tn r new lllustrntcd annual of Pnnr.soi.ooT
axd Pltvsioo.four for 173. contains portrait
and sketches of more than fifty distinguished
subjects; Including hi-ward. Uvinestone, Fred.
Ivmlrts. Arnold ; with Indians, Nejjros. Ma
lays. Mongolians, Arabs, t.'auettsians ; V. of
tli-llurnnn t rain; I Jinctmire of the IJs:
-haret-r In Kspresslon; Physlncnomy ; with
n'trtmilsand sk.-teti.-s of all the Pr-slleni ot
the tnif-d Mtates, mm Washington tlowu to
runt. A capital hand-book of 7 paces, I'imo,
i-nc! si e-tiis.
Ilroadway, . Y
H. IL Wells, Publisher, SM)
UMK A.N'I ABROAD.
County Court this week.
Our Job work gives eminent satisfac
tion. Head the Astoria letter on the llrst
page.
JJench & Jbntelth have an elegant
new safe.
Farmers' County Convention to
morrow. Thanks to Jarry God ley for fresh
S. F. Chronir.let.
Iiook at IF. C. Twccdale's new sign.
They're magnif.
, Where, oh, where is that I look and
Ladder Company.
We will publish ad. Taylor's letter
to the Farmer next week.
Thanks to 0. P. Cbshow, of Browns
ville, for new subscribers.
When you read this paper send It to
your friends "back home."
Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds and
Mortgages for sale at this office.
Wheat in Liverpool, 12s, 6d. percen
tal; in Albany, 65 cents per bushel.
Dr. Plummer ' Is President of thi
3rd Judicial District Medical .Society.
The sketch from Mr. James Finlay
son Is unavoidably crowded out this
week.
-Varshal Cartwrlght Is doing excel
lent work on the sidewalks. This has
been long needed.
dpt. Charley Newell makes alive
paper out of the Herald. Wo like his
style of conducting a paper.
, We are now told that the "Annie
Stewart" will probably start for this
city next Monday morning.
Curothera & Co., have the best arti
tlcle of cigars which we have flopped
our Hp over Tn many a day. Try 'cm.
It is stated that the new steamer,
"Annie Stewart" is capable of making
25 miles an hour.. Can this thing be?
Lone trains are now worn onlv for
occasions of great economy. For ordi-
nary evening dress the demi-traln is in
r
a I
favor. -. ....r, , ;,
ntL .ti' I i : . ' .' . ' r '.
ly got over their strike and. gone back
to biz. Eggs are down to 18 cents, per
dozen.'
See official notice of Capfc Shiekls
elsewhere. " Those persons owing the
School Fund should pay particular at
tention. , .
A gentleman is in the city1 attempt
ing to secure the ccrritrac't for Wnsf ruct
Ing the Albany and Sahtiam Ditch
and Canah . . . . ,
That bee-hive sign of Weed's is the
most attractive of the kind In the city,
and Weed, the "king bee,'! Is a popu
lar grocer. . , ;
1 H. H. Gale, Esq. formerly of the
Roseburg rEmignt goVe us a call last
Wednesday. !. JTa and his brother
Thomas are fittifhr up a completo lob
printing "office fn Eugene, . and will
also shortly engage in the publication
of an independent scmi-wcekly pnper
in that city. We wish them abundant
success. '
The latest revival of an old fashion is
the tight Medici" sleeves with a groat
ptuTatthd sluuider, such us one sees
In old paintings'.'
Ililliards is becoming a fashionable
amusement for ladles. The game Is
patronized in two or three private' fam
ilies In thin city. . ; , r
Regular meeting of .Corinthian
Lodge No, 17, A. F. & A. M.t to-morrow
evening. Uuylcy Chaptor mveU
next Thursday evening.
It's rained all week and our city ha
presented the nnnearanco of a bl
mushroon patch, then are so many
umbridlna I.mI.I.Ioo- n round.
season erect largo warehouses nt Tan
gent, Halsey and llnrrlsburg, Jlo lias
Just comitletetl one at Junction.
Read tho "Cost of tho Modoc War"
on our fimt page. It shows that the
most careful economy was observed
by tho State authorities and ofllcluls.
Dr. I'lii m nier has shipped three
black-tailed deer to a friend In Illinois.
They will ornament a park on the
"Grand l'ralrle,"of tlo Hucker State.
1 It Is said that the "wickedest man in
Albanv" went to church last Sabbath
(Of course nobody will acknowledge to
this description, hence wo won't have
a fight on our hands.)
iJurlng the summer months, Ilov. D.
Iv. Nesblt, of tho Presbyterian Church
at Corvallls, will hold services regular
ly at Peoria. Arrangements are talked
of for building a church.
Oliver Tompkins, of Harrlsburg, was
the little angel who last Saturday flit
ted into our office with many ducats in
his hand, sent hither by our live Har
rlsburg ugont, 8am. May.
An Ashland correiondent tells us
that place beats tho world for children;
the two schools number 200 pupils.
BunIik'sm out there is dull, and money
goes where the woodbine twisteth.
A widow and widower n-ercAt week
married in Yamhill county, who had
never seen each other until the hour of
their wedding. Of course they will
make married life scour right along as
usual.
I5ro. Vaudeve advertises tho JiryU
tcr ctullilii!icnt for sale. We regret
that he has decided to retire from the
printing busincas, as our relations with
him have been generally of tho most
pleasant nature.
A. N. Arnold, Esq., Clerk of Albany
School District, gives us tho following
statistics: No. of persons ln the Dis
trict between the ages of 4 aud 20 years,
US males 207, females 238. This a
decrease of 22 since last year.
Several of our exchanges arc making
he statement that "tht student of
Albany College had a light with a pro
fessor aud got into the Courts." It
Isn't true. They didn't have any
trouble with a professor. There was
ust a little promiscuous head-nunch-1
ug ana ruuuer-Kiciting among the
...... .
oung Modoc. All quiet now.
N K W A I V U It T 1 S K M K N T .S
st,
mrnammnm
J2N. 519 Sacramento Street, eor.
"""' of LciUssdnrS Mrect. (a few doort
below H bat Cheer ltnusa.
1'rirste Eutrance oo
LeidesdorO street.
Sua FraucUco.
Ettahlitd trprruly to afford lit mjtieud toma?
as) tettnltfie mitticnl aid tn Ik Irsalsssal
nnd cur 0 all Prirol and CArsa
ic Vittattt, eases of Ster'
, rjr and all Stxuat
' Ditarder.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
wtl w. k. rMJHEirrv Urrruitxs ms siv.
sLF cere thanks to his nurnemus tmtleuts for
ineir MiiriiuHi.. anu wouiu laue tuts ojonl
nlly to r-tiilnU them that lie entinui-s to eon
suit nt his Institute lor the cure of chrtinlc tils.
easr the l.imirs, Uver, Kidnevs, Litstive
and Ui niU-Urliiar.v Orftnns, and all private
diseas'r, viz : Kyphllls In all Its forms and sta
h. 11 1 ml Wen km-ss, and ull tho horrid con-
si'queuca ot ai(-atme, ( nnnrrhsa, uleet,
Mtricturea, Noettinial mid Kiiinml emissions,
Bexual Ivblllty, IHseases of the luiek and
Ioins, InHammation of the iUnddiT and Kid?
n;, etc., etc., and he hopes that his lnnir ex
perience nnu suerossiui pruetieo win continue
to insure him a share of puollo mtroanci'. Ry
the practice of mntiy years In Kiirope and the
t'nlieil Hlntes, he Is enabled to apply the most
efficient and Aiiecesnnil remedies airninst dis
eases of all kinds. He cures without mereurv,
chnrires moderate, treats his patients In a cor
rect und honorable way, and hus references f
unquestionable- veracity from men of known
respectability and high Mtundlni; in society.
All pnrtles consulting him bv letU-r or other
wise, will receive thu best and gentlest treat
meat, und Implicit secrecy.
To
Females.
When a female Is In trouble, or afflicted with
dlsenso, as weakness of the buck and limbs,
pain ln tho head, dimness of sight, loss of
qMlsculiir power, piilpitation of the heart, Irri
tuMlity, nervousness, extreme urinary (lllllcul
tns, dernnitement of digestive runctlonM, gen
eral debility, vaginitis, All diseases of the
womb, hysteria, sterility, and nil other disea
ses peculiar to females ; she should tro or writa
at once to thcelebrntud female doctor, W. K.
Doherty, at bis Medical Institute and consult
hltn about her trouble and disease. The Doc
tor Is etfectlni? more cures than any other ph vs
iclau In tho btnte. of California, l.et no fatae.
delicacy jirevent you, but apply Immediately
and save yourself from painful sutrerinKs and
premature death. All Married Ladles whose
delicate health or other circumstances prevent
an Increase in their families, should write or
rail at Dr. W. 1C. Doherty ' Medical InstltuUt,
i"jpth7hoii
ecia bo con
111 receive every possiuie r?llcr and
Doctor's offices are so amtiiire. tii
lie can bo consulted without fear of observation
To Correspondents.
Patients residing In any part of the Btate,
however distant; who may desire t.h opinion
and advice of ir. Doherty jn their respective
eases, and who think proper to submit a writ
ten statement of such, in preference to holding
K personal Interview, are reKnectfull'niuitirei
that their communications will bo lield most ft
sacred; f
if the case be fully and cartdldly described, l
personal oommnnleatlon will be unnecessary, I
as Instructions for diet, regimen, and the gen- 8
crai treniinentoi inn case finciaiitng tho reme
dies), will be forwarded without delay,- and In
such a manner as to conrey no Idea of the
purport of the letter or pnece so transmitted.
uousuii.Hi.ion Dy letter or otnerwiso.
i-erniHiiein cure guarantee, or no pny.
Address, W. Iw IHiHEUTY, M. P., '
.' 1. , . . Kau Francisco, Cal. 1
: Spermatorrlicea.
- Dr. Hoherty ha lust published an Important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe
riences ln relation to Impotence or Virility, be
ing n short treatise on Spermatorrhea of'Kem
inal Weakness, "Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection,- and other disea
ses of the Sexual Organs;
This little work contains lnformf ton of the
utmost value to all. whethef mnreiort tnii.
andwtnbeeentKHfcKby fnnil on receipt of
six of nt ln postage slumps for' return postage.
Address, ,.. ,W. K. DQEUSRTxr . i
T3n;tf. - . t?o-n rreneiwo, CbI.
'AD VEltT'ISK M B NT S .
BUSINESS OICSRy DF PORTLAND. OHECON,
, . liiblishn l Kamncl, ,
Otimral Advtrti.in'j Ajml, V3 Frval Ulrmtt.
A C K 1! It M AfTl L A K SKOtti:
,'U.K', FIKijrlfTltEIin .
Importer suit .li)Uir bf fancy iw', Tsff,
trooksry, Ulssswars tt4 l'lslsd Wars
A ster Illitiss. First mt.. tuitsiaMi anil 1Mb
J Krsryth Ing neat. B. L. Lnrfellutr, Prep.
B00E3, STATIOMEKT.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I
GILL, STEEL & BANCROFT,
tfo. 78 and 1?, First Htwet, 1'ortlsml, Orea.
srmsn, tbs only direct ItopurUr of t'lota'ac,
'r. Front A Washington strssts.
Clf AS. C. iBAitHETTr
WS0LKAI.S
ISookucIIer and Sialiouer,
LAttQEST STOCK IX P0RTLASU.
Ko-JVy" ntl Washington Strests,
nKCK, WICLIAM SON, 129 Front strsst,
Importers and Ussier In
c.ur;s, mri.ss and rsvolvzss
of svery le:ripllt.
fisting Tsokls Faney Uuuds, Uesd, Bird Ca
, I!sket. Crnt Uatnos, Jt MsHy Cnrrimgti.
A Kent fr tbe "Cslirrnia Pewler Works;" !
fr th "Wliwler A Wilson Burlny; Mucl.luss."
1 J J""ti A., 12V Freut t praotioal WsUk
J Jf maker k Jswsler. Wi.rk Aim for ths trs.ls.
Hl.MKfl k HACHKT,IKR. 9.1 Fmnt B.
ucsoan. W. A., s. w. cor. Il A Xsyb.r sis.
Clisjet Furniture Hi.oe In Pirrtlai.d.
CARPETS WSS?
tllnrka, liei)ilorf..n A Cook, ti i 83 I'irt st.
bsklcrt 'n hry Qunds. Fancy Millinery, As.
tluhn A l'.o. sn lei'!, 143 Kroiitst. Comraiislan
) Meichants k desists In Or. A Cal, . redoes.
("lorisle, J, J.'., itsnufseturer t Iesier inSsd
J dirt. Ifsme' AKsddlsry Il'rdw'r.Sft F'nt t.
0"
rrier, W. k o WA Front stroet, Marnhsnt
Taiters k Clothiers, lists. Famishing Oonu$.
If!
,aliroutt k Oatrasn. 92 Frout st. lUsj E
tats Agents, icnry Insned, lieuset rsnltii.
r. n
Wo,dsrd k Co., 101 Front street.
DRUGGISTS
O. IT. Woodarrf
6c Co,
I roni Direct.
- rt .
Orders from any fiortion of the fc tstsor Tsrfito
rie esrntully Dilsd by mail or zprest.
mil, Lwasteio it Co. ruroitars sod rsxpel
J deslrrs stores from 134 to LIS First si.
11 meliijioriit Afney, J. H. Witbersll, CO
It '""'t 't. Furnishes all kie'ls of beip.
1 trrt'.mg A llcelrf. I" Frout st. Commission
J Aisrcbsntssnd ioslrr in duatrslie prmlvcm.
1.bioii Livery Ktsltie.rur. First k sulmou. t
Crlett Ir. 4ed turn-outs always oa bsaa
I?Si-hel k Hobsrts' eor. Firat k Wbingto sis.
f slr k tnaaufae. elo'bio;. fura'f ami.
G HAY'S JIUSIC STORE.
t
Tks Isrjast llasta IIcsss aa tbs Cssst.
STEIN WAY PIANOS,
a. Xs, DcrHAKS, Kaiut&rtr.
ol Agency for f h
"Iloire" Sewinrr Machine.
Sf A(ss:s wstiUj. Tt3i
narbeiiey k Sir mute, tir -eers sou Ieaisrs ia
all kimls of Seeds, eor. First and Main sts.
nslolur;r. It., I3S First t., Iwpvrter and
desUr to Staple Fstier I)ry f-.ds, Milli'ry.
II
en.tee. V. II., l'liut..-rs,h;e Artist, s. w.eor.
Firt k Murrif .0. Child's Fiet. specialty .
II
enri.-hssn, L. k Co.. I0U t ir-tst. ilsna-
faft'rs k dealer ia Jewelry, Watrhes, kt.
I V ibbard, ti. L., t'a Frut.t tl., wbols!s dts'.or
J K Urrnes. lioors. Wsjfnn 5Iatarisls. ke.
II
odse. Calsf A Co., 8? Front ft., wbulesal
dealers bj Drufrs, Faints. Oils, Ols, At.
HOMES:
ins- Machine, straicht
needle, under feed, and "lock
stueb." Cu'i.liiii.in clislltnied. Q.W. Trsr
r. Ajrtit. 113.FroDtlUeet.
ir
atebisun, W watebmsker. corner First A
Main Mj. All work dune at San Frsa-
. pstres snd wsrrsnted.
norjren A Sbindler, Nus. ICfi to 172 Firsts!.
Importers of Furniture. Bcddin;, Ae.
M bternstioosl Hotel, ci.r
Fru tit sod Morrison.
JL ai.Kudaipb. Pr,
Free liuss attcads stssmors.
Kobn. J
rctsil i
k Co., 81 Fn.nl ft.. wb.ile.Jj A
denier in fine I'lmliine. FaraV Goods.
Maison Done HeMaursnt, rtate ru.m fr
fsmilirs. cor. It k Fine sts. Q. Vos. Tr
M
art in. 1..
A Co, wholesale deulers la wibes k
. 0. S. X. Co's Block and Ssa ran.
Liquoti
" ffeier k Sebmeer,
1 1 1 Front Wholesale
X A "! Itetail Cnnffctlloners
filler, John B., 83 First su Watchmaker
John B,
Jeweler
IT A und Jeweler, offers to tbe public a fine as-
tortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
M
ocller k Co., Front, near St.. dealers ia
native and foreign Wince. Liquors A Clgsri
Nurtbrup. A Tbompou,lIurd ware, Iroii.Siesl,
Hubs, Spokes. Ilerdwood Ltnuber, Ac.
Occidental Hole), eor. First k Morrison sis.
f untb A Cook, Jroprietirs. x
1Jn.rrii.il, Watkin A ( ornell. Beat Estate Ago is
cor. Front and Stark Sts.
PlIOTOCsKArillC! uoobS.
II. W000AKD k CO., 101 Froqt Street.
J..U. l'ILlI-GTO., M. !.,
OCULIST & AURIST,
Office. Xo. 73, First S, Holmes' Bulldiag.
3rd door from Ladd's Bank, treats all disease
of the
STS, EAR, THROAT & LUNGS.
Riehter, Paul, 104 First st.. Importer ef Ber
lin wooden etrvings, 1'arlor Orosioents, Ae.
Rofenbsum, I. S. k Co., Tobsoeonists, k Im
porters of Foreipn and Domestic Liquors.
Russ House, Front st. Oo Fint Class Prin
cipal. Tbos. Kvsn. Proprietor.
O berloek, ti., 61 Front k 62 First sis., dealer in
3 Harness, Saddlery, and Saddlery Hardware.
Simon. J., S6 Frout ft, dealer in Doors, Sash,
and Blinds, W'ndnw and Plate Ulass.
s
j inabuiiuer.il, 157 First sk. Importer of Pian
os, Urfians, Micet Music, Mnsicsl Instnnnts
Skidtnore, S. ti., 123 First at, Druggist and
ADothecaiV. - A lllrirb stook of. Verfumere
and Tuitct Artioles.
I tnitli A Davis, 71 Front it., wbulosale druirs,
) Paints, Oils, Window Ulass, Perfumery, Ac
Cjnnw k Uoos, 78 Fiit st., Pictures, Fi sines,
tj Muldingi. Artist's Mat'l. Dr'wng Instr'mnts
Smith, Put, Broker, 80 Front St., dealer in Le
gal Tenders, Oovernm'nr Bonds A Hold Dust
LTO.i;, 11. 1vT107 Front Ktreet,
O WMtehmuker and Mamifucturinr Juweler. is
uipeinled agent for tho Waltharo, Elgin. G. How
aid A Co., C. U. Jiieot, aud the Cal. Watehes
also, ft r all the productions and imports of the
California Jewelry Co., San Francisco. , Send for
a circular. Vt'stohes repaired in the Tery best
manner ant warranted to give sntisfaotion.
rilerty Bros, 178 r irst st. Manufacturers srtd
, X dealers in Furniture. Bedding, Carpets. Ae.
su nasi
fTSbe Cln
I Ing, :
Harris A '.
be Clothing Store, 113 Front street. Cloteh
Ftlrhishing Goods, Boots' and Shoes,
rrnger. -
1
mule. 11 II, U2 snd 144 Front et. Dealer
tn w agoni and Agricultural IniplomecU
rniyne, E 0,n. w. er First A Oak sts. desler in
fine Brandies, .Wines, English Ale A.Porter
Wiljinni i Myers. S Central Block. Front sr.
Commission Mercji'nts A deal'sin Product
Wnalley A Keebheiiaer. Attorneys A Roll
r. in Bankruptcy. ? Ctuce lu the t
eil-
Odd
Fellow' Temple
HARNESS SHOP ATSHEDD, OREGON.
1 FOItTIIVER,
Monufaetijrer of, and Dealer JnHAIlXESR and
fiADDUCS. A good aitteh? Mr afatr prbw"
. . TSnWl, -
:ee?t?s trite
1-1 .
to
WITH 0RWITH3UT FORCE FED.
4
AX 6 T2I JCSTLT CfitSEBATaU
PEORIA PREMIUM PLOW,
So well and favorably known throughout the West and Paclfio
Slope. Improved especially for the season of 1872-S, with
patent concave, steel high landside, Scotch clevis and high
standard. ' Sole Agents for
Patent Ilonnda
REACH
SOaETDlSG SEW.
s. ",v-f m f i.trrt r.
"0VT ACCXOTTLEDGED BY ALL TO EE THE BEST WAGON OX THE PACIPIC COAST
Send for Descriptive Circular.
u
t
t
HEATiiG,
PlasteriDf;
EOOFIKG,
DEAFENING
CAKPET
Xaxxrxxco
Samples sect areo
lars scat free by
U. C. UQSEtCS,
SsisasMfcr
Oregon, Washing
ton snd Idaho. .
CsTUKO, CSIIC1.
8nlStf. . "
0
1
c
WATCHES
AHD-i
JEWELRY
THE lSDEtl?slOXED nERF.nY AXXOUX
ees to the Citizens of Albany and sur
rounding country that he has just opened a
3 JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT I
at Albany, at the place known na
John Oanter's Siiop.
1 shall keep on hand and. for sale
ALL GOODS PERTAINING TO THIS lINE,
AT THK
LOWEST LiyiNG RATES !
Especial attention paid tb
REPAIRING FINE TIME PIECES,
wherein nn expeiicmifi bf hi any years enables
iuel trust, to give. . ; f ,r.::ni,
. .PERI'ECt SXTiSFACTIOX.
Jill r00ds
Soli and Work
Warranted. . '
Dose
C1IAKLES B0lTIKJAPOES.
Albany, Jan. 28, 1873. n25tf.
OATS rO ATS I
ITOX PAY THE HIGHKST MARKET
price In cash for all Oas l-ltvered at my
Bttwij. Kaott furnished.. - K. CTJEADI-E
nlw4, -.
r
rTITH
Patent
ROLLER BRAKE!
500
SOLD
LAST YEAR!
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO.,
OF SAN FRAX CISCO.
ESTABLISHED m 1863 !
Acceta, January 1. 1E72, vCr $5f5,
000, ia Gld.
mty Thonsand Dollars Deposited with
tne Stat Trescarer. in CotsfU
ance wita the laws cf tho
State or Oregon.
FiRE ANO MARINE INSURANCE I
Losses Fairly Adjusted
lrOiuptly Settled I
ad
A. F. WHEELER,
AGENT, ALBANY, OREGON.
CEO. F. tiltlX, aianaser,
nHmS. JPortlaud, Oregon.
- sncnin"s SAiss.
MJOTTCE IS ttEREPY GIVEX THAT
its virtue of art exeeutioh issued out of
FY
ths
uireuu v ourt 01 tne Mute or ur-ron, tor the
county bf Linn, and to lne 'fliret'd and dli
ered, upon a Judgment airalnst F,- Constwtitinn
Span nous and Henrietta Spnr-noua, d"fenrt
anls, and In favor of Adolph iiclsler, plalhtlff,
for the loreclosuro of a eerlain morttie'e and
the sale of the hjortcaged preinis. s, I have
levied htwn all the rtcht, title and inter"! of
the said E Constantin" Ppennous and Henri
etta Sixihntms ih nn,d to. that eerthln trnet of
Sand desrribed as Follows, to-wlt : Pltunted and
lyinR in the County of IJnn and Ptnte of Or
5n, In lVwnship twelve, Sblith of Eanpe one
west. In sections twenty-veti, twenty-eight,
thlrtr-three and thirty-lour, better known and
d-ribed as the Donntion Innd Claim t.f
Frederick riinecnr (Georjre Frederick tlnna.
Rhar), as his notiflcatlon oh file In the Purvey.
or-Ueneral's Otllce, in the said State of Or"jrr.fi,
(notillention -'"Hi, claim 4S, containinc 819 S-'-f-ino
acres) to satlsiy the sum of $t50, with interest
from the date of said ludpment, and for ots
and dlsbursmenta. amountlnir to thirtT-nna
dollars and fifty cents and for accruing costs.
uijura ui ucrcu) iveji mat ou , .
Saturday, the 15th of Maref 13St
between the hours of S o'clock , in., and
o'clock p. tn., t-wit : nt the hour of one oVloefe
p. in- of Mid dny, in front of th Cosrt Krnus
door in theelty of Albany, I.inn eonnty. Mate
of Oteurm, I will sell all the rtjrht, tit and in
terertof the said E. Constant lnSpiw,',v'nii
Hearltta Spannnus in and to aid above
described rr-misea ot pobfie auction to the
highest blddr for essh in htid.
ALLEX PAUKER. Shertfr, I inn V.0i?n.
1 , Py. HrajeaasY.Ueputy.
Dated Feb. 18, lS7i-n?;w. ' r s . ; . ..
4 bappeet UtaatSss assj 'i. . .--,'
Sore L.ips, '-torynfMt'ie tJx&Siitu,,
'r-:' - "I" '. ' ' -t-' "
Cored at one or TI T,(i BSTAX'S PASf PH0K
ICE WITI.YCKIXE. It keeps fa-linnris
sn"t in all weather. See hat yea pet JiI.;,E
MAJTS. Sold by all Druggists, oaW 2 eentv
Manufactured only by Uksisax A Co., Coeu-